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    Black and white photograph of Dorothy Dubie at Kakabeka Falls in 1917.

    Mrs. G. Cooper on the right, and Mary Hitchcock on the left, at Kakabeka Falls.

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features the Kaministiquia River at

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a group of men log driving

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a shot of Kakabeka Falls i

    This photograph is from the publication "Souvenir of Kakabeka Falls near Port Arthur and Fort William" which was part of the Dominion Series View Books. This photo features a group of men log driving

    Black and white photograph of a women sitting alongside the Kakabeka Falls.

    Black and white photograph of Kakabeka Falls in the winter time. The back of the photo reads "done by Marion Lawrence, used to write for News Chronicle".

    Black and white photograph capturing the beauty of Kakabeka Falls in wintertime.

    Colour postcard featuring children swimming and jumping into the water off the rocks at McKenzie Falls, Thunder Bay.

    Colour postcard capturing an ice climbing scene. The back of the postcard reads "Ice Climber: The diabase cliffs which face Highway 11 between Beardmore and Nipigon provide excellent areas for ice cl

    A view of the Black River, showing the Falls and Power Plant in Heron Bay, Ontario.

    Lord Willingdon, Governor General of Canada viewing Kakabeka Falls and the bridge running over it on his visit.

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 6 Jul 2022, A3     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

Chronicle-Journal (Thunder Bay), 18 May 2022, A1, A5     Full text available at the Brodie Resource Library

    An unidentified group in front of the Falls on Carp River in the 1920's.

    A good view of the log chute at Pigeon River High Falls.

    Black and white photograph of the famous Kakabeka Falls.

    A view of the Falls and Log Chute at Pigeon River.

    Map housed at the Brodie Resource Library